The author of the street fight was kidnapped by his "resurrected" character and was forced to use his creation to interfere with reality and survive on the boundary between reality and fiction...
Lin Bufan, the author of Street Fighting, received a mysterious text message. The other person turned out to be a passerby whom he scrawled to death three years ago. "All the murderers you write will come to you." - Said the text message. What's even more terrifying is that the editor of his new book is actually the real murderer and is asking him to drink coffee; the protagonist in the book turns over the pages and tracks him down in reality; readers' votes can rewrite the character's life and death, as well as his fate. When fiction besieged reality, Lin Bufan discovered that the only way to survive was to use explosive updates to counterattack, use subscriptions to extend his life, and use a million-word perfect creation to give an explanation to all the characters - including the "one of his own" who wanted to kill him.
Reader comments
The sense of suspense, immersion, and story rhythm are very good. It feels like you are immersed in the scene and you are also a person in it.
The sense of suspense, immersion, and story rhythm are very good. It feels like you are immersed in the scene and you are also a person in it.